EB Social Highlights at Scout Sunday Breakfast
The Boy Scouts of Troop No 161 observed Scout Sunday February 9 attending 8 15 a m Mass at St Thomas Church and receiving Holy Communion. Afterward a ham and egg breakfast at St Edward's Hall followed with awards and a banner from Scout Headquarters titled Onward for God and my country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of Troop No
St. Thomas' Church
Holy Name Society
Dyne
Hammond
John DeSanti
Scout Headquarters
God
Desanti
Richard Farrer
Concord Cubs Join In National Scout Week
The Concord School PTA hosted the Blue and Gold Banquet for Pack No. 180 in the Wright School cafeteria with 153 Cubs, families, and guests. Den 4 opened the program with a flag ceremony, and J. Earle Bliley gave the invocation. Cubmaster Fred Ahi led the dinner and membership card distribution as Robert Brooks spoke on Scouting and presented the charter to Mrs. Glavis. Tom Campbell and James Chris were honored in a Cub Scout graduation toward Troop No. 80, with Newell Beckwith, LC Nichols, and den mothers assisting. Closing prayers followed.
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Cubs
Ann Baressi
Helen Johnson
Peter Glavis
Robert Brooks
Den 4
Alton Laurie
J. Earle Bliley
Hamis
de Ucious
Loblaws
Quality Market
A&p
Nichols Grocery
Stocktons
Fitch Baking Company
Laurie
Fred Ahi
Glavis
Concord Pta
Tom Campbell
James Chris
Newell Beckwith
LC. Nichols
Frank McKnight
Paul Campbell
Den
Billy Beckwith
Mr. Brooks
Past Presidents Feted At Harding PTA Dinner
Harding School PTA honored its past presidents during Founders Day exercises at Corry Area High School cafeteria. About 50 members and families attended. Mrs. Anthony Stec led tributes while Mrs. Ernest Emmons Jr gave a Founders Day reading.
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Harding Pta
Harding School Parents Teacher Association
Corry Area
PTA
Anthony Stec
Ernest Emmons Jr
Robert Marsh
High Tri-Hi-Y Hears Talk On Journalism
Fifteen members of the High Tri-Hi-Y Club met at the YMCA last evening and heard a journalism talk by Miss Jacqueline Paulson. During the business session led by president Miss Marilyn Stultz, two delegates were elected for the district council spring meeting: Miss Kathe Tunnel and Miss Kathleen Rafferty. Plans were discussed for a pre meeting swimming party with date to be announced. A bake sale report was given and the group voted to donate the proceeds to YMCA World Service.
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For High
Ymca World Service
Card Party Hosted by Mrs Chiricuzio for Hospital Auxiliary
Mrs F W Chiricuzio hosted a card party at her Marion Street home last night to benefit the Hospital Auxiliary. Two tables played with prizes awarded to Mrs J Fred Beebe and Mrs Walter Wotus. 500 winners were Mrs Merle Smith and Mrs Richard McCray. A social visit and desserts followed.
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Marion Street
J. Fred Beebe
Walter Wotus
Merle Smith
Richard McCray
Witherspoon Circle Meets With Mrs Pledger
The Witherspoon Circle of the Presbyterian Women’s Association met at Mrs. Arthur Pledger’s North Center street home. Mrs. Clyde Keith led the business session planning a church sewing day and an April 25 Presbyterian meeting in Titusville. World Day of Prayer is Feb 21 with a Wangellcal United Brethren Church observance led by Mrs. Raymond Pittman.
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James V. Small
James
Bunday
Portsmouth
Rev. Harris
Witherspoon
Pledger
Presbyterian Women's Association
Arthur Pledger
North Center Street
Lawrence McCray
Winer
Clyde Keith
Titusville
Wangellcal United
Frank Cole
William Peiffer
Paul F. Bauer
Florence Amy
East Malin Street
Hospitality Club Valentine Luncheon at VFW Post
The Hospitality Club held a Valentine themed luncheon at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post with Mrs. J. Fred Kinley leading a committee including Mrs. Wilfred Monson and Mrs. O. A. McClintock. Prizes were awarded including bride to Mrs. Leon Root and Mrs. Kinley, and Estella Wells won 500. A centerpiece from Jackson's Floral Gardens went to Mrs. H. J. Wilcox. Next meeting is scheduled for March 1.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Hospitality Club
J. Fred Kinley
Wilfred Monson
O. A. McClintock
Leon Root
Kinley
Estella Wells
Jackson's Floral Gardens
H. J. Wilcox
Gerzina and King Families Welcome Two Newborns
A daughter was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Louis Gerzina of 10 East Main Street. A son was born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Everett King of Panama.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Louis Gerzina
East , Main Street
Everett M
King of Panama
Catholic Daughters State Meeting Scheduled Tonight
The Catholic Daughters of America will hold their regular business meeting tomorrow evening at 8 oclock in the Knights of Columbus Hall. Catholic Press Month will be observed and attendees are asked to bring Catholic publications. A wood attendance has been urged as efforts will be made to organize a study club a choral group a bowling team and no other activity.
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Catholic Daughters State
Catholic Daughters of Amerca
Knights of Columbus
Pizza Dance to Benefit Local High School Organ Fund
A dance to aid Corry Area High School’s organ fund is set for this Saturday night February 1 at the high school cafe. From 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. attendees will enjoy music from the school’s new Hi Fi and refreshments. The committee hopes for a large turnout before Lent.
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Corry Area
Epsilon Phi Members Visit Local Radio Station
The Upsilon Phi chapter of Bets Sigma Phi Sorority met at a 358 radio station to present Let's Talk on Radio and Television. Members recorded voices, toured WOTR equipment with David Subertz and James Stowe, then lunched at Diemer's Cafe. They voted a donation to the International Endowment Fund and noted thanks from Mrs. Douglas Rozelle Jr. for a name gift. Plans for a tureen dinner at Knights of Columbus Hall on February 22 were announced, a nominating committee appointed for March, and secret Ulsters named. The next meeting will be February 5 at Mrs. Richard Magon’s home.
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Epsilon Phi
Upsilon Phi
Bets
Sigma Phi Sorority
David Subertz
James Stowe
WOTR
Thomas Rothrock
Diemer
International Headquarters
Endowment Fund
Douglas Rozelle Jr
Darwin Wolcott
Knights of Columbus
Shirley Miller
Edward Pas
Robert Eddy
Richard Magon
Raymond Avenue
Pittsburgh Firm Unveils New 4-D Wrought Iron Discovery
Pittsburgh firm BETS Co presented 4-D wrought iron described as the most significant metal development. B M Byers, president, said the product is at least 25 percent more corrosion resistant after 17 years of research, with greater uniformity and improved properties. Production costs higher, but price remains the same. current wrought iron pipe sells around 360 a ton depending on size.
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Falaoduitel UT — On
Ce, Bets Co
B. M. Byers
Pittsburgh
A. M. Byers
SLED RIDER KILLED IN WESTERLO NEAR HOME
Ronald Lagrange 11 of Westerlo Albany County died when his sled slid from the driveway under a truck beside his home. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Sidney Lagrange.
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Westerlo
Ronald Lagrange
Albany County
Sidney Lagrange
Labor Leaders See No Break In Economy Slump
In Miami Beach AFL CIO leaders warned the economy will not recover before midyear. George Meany urged a stepped up public work program and quick government action as unemployment rose beyond 4.5 million. Leaders called for stronger labor contracts banning racial discrimination and pledged national action with community groups to ensure workers and families have food clothing shelter and medical care.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Organized Labor Expresso
Ans
Eisenhower
Pypei
George Meany
AFL Cio
Washington
Meany
Afl-Cio
Afl-Cto
Storms Subside and Cold Lingers Across the Nation
Storms eased but deep cold persisted from Rockes to the Atlantic Coast with subzero readings in Michigan and the Great Lakes, and 23 deaths in New York state from stormy cold. Gulf Coast faced continued unsettled weather, Florida mainly dry, while overall eastern regions saw 56 deaths from exposure, snow, and icy accidents as crews battled wintry conditions.
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Rockes
Atlantic
Great Lakes
Plains
Waper
Mississippi
Pollston
Mich
Gulf Coast
Florida
New York State
Martin Calls For Calmness In Emergency
Congressman Martin urges national calm in emergencies citing Abraham Lincoln. A former Pennsylvania National Guard general, he emphasizes cautious defense spending and avoiding excessive reaction as Russia launches Sputniks and national tensions rise. He plans to focus on steady Senate work in his final term.
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Martin
R-Pa
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Pennsylvania
National Guard
Abraham Linckin
Senate
Senator Martin Urges Non-Political Public Works Plan
The Pennsylvania senator plans to secure a fair share of public works for the state while retiring at term end. He says he will consult the Army Corps of Engineers on economical uses for the coming year, focusing on food control harbor projects and interstate highway construction. He stresses the interstate program should remain national and non political to support major centers of separation.
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Pennsylvania
Martin
Army Corps of Engineers
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Concord Cubs
National Scout Week
Neuona
Concord School Parent-Teacher Association
Uf Scout Pack No
Wright School
F. W. Chiricuzio
Ates Bow
Chiav Oni
Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin St. Corry, Pa
Yarae
Noviron
Ton Batiste
Teamsters
Afl-Oio
Center Street
E. South Street
Concord Street
W. Smith
Church Street
Snyder Cl
Mott Street
E. Main Street
South Street
Dr. Hileman
Union St. Jordan's
Union Street
Bond Street
Wright Street
W. Pleasant Street
East Street
Main St
Spartansburg
Eagle Street
Minciiwent
Davie Larsen
Ofeb
Sutty
Kendall
Washington Streets
Banson
F.C. Chapin & Son
Center St
Corry Savings & Loon
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J. M. Millionaire
Acme National Bank
Corry Savings Cloan Gu
Witton
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